Nice daylight signal from Radio New Zealand Pacific 7390 kHz using the n...

First transatlantic DX copied with the Icom IC-R8600: VOCM 590 kHz, Newf...

A carrier but no audio detected on 486 kHz longwave from WI2XLQ's annual...

The diminishing, but still wonderful sounds of Christmas Eve on longwave...

I have set up a dedicated antenna for my SDRplay nRSP-ST: The excellent ...

Operating on Top Band with the Bias-T allowing me to RX on my wire and b...

Voice of Korea (North Korea) 12015 kHz signing on in the afternoon - cop...

Radio New Zealand Pacific 17675 kHz copied in Oxford UK in the early hou...

Transatlantic medium wave DX: Bloomberg Radio 1130 kHz, New York copied ...

Decoding Pinneberg Meteo RTTY on 4583 kHz using MultiPSK software and th...

Upgrade SDRplay nRSP-ST to firmware version 1.0.6 for new touchscreen op...

Thank you for all your best wishes - normal service is now resumed...

I'm suspending Oxford Shortwave Log and all associated activities to rec...

I'm suspending Oxford Shortwave Log and all associated activities to rec...

A few comments on SDR Connect and testing the nRSP-ST against the Icom I...

Monitoring signals on 80 metres using my end-fed wire and two perpendicu...

Operating the SDRplay nRSP-ST SDR receiver over my LAN using a web browser

It took 5 minutes to download and set up SDRconnect to get the nRSP-ST w...

Unboxing the new SDRplay nRSP-ST - the all-in-one plug-and-play networke...

The very first thing I did when I got the Icom IC-R8600 was decode Pinne...

Working the Harwell ARS Wednesday sked using the HamTek Bias-T to allow ...

An overview of my DXing equipment set-up when I'm travelling on business.

A view of the city of Pittsburgh from the top of the Duquesne Incline

Trans World Radio Asia 15440 kHz, Talata-Volonondry, Madagascar - copied...

How can it be possible to copy Radio Voz Missionaria 9665 kHz Camboriu B...

WWV time signal 5.0 MHz - geophysical alert message - copied in Pittsburgh

Shannon VOLMET 5505 kHz USB weak copy but readable audio from Pittsburgh

Evening ham radio activity in the USA on the 40 metre band

Transmitting on the wire and receiving via a Wellbrook ALA1530 mag loop ...

A Scout operating the GB0SSO station Harwell ARS set up for Jamboree on ...

Rádio Nacional da Amazônia 6180 kHz, Brasilia, Brasil, copied in Monroev...

The strongest signal I've ever copied from CFRX Toronto 6070 kHz - great...

Decoding Pinneberg Meteo RTTY on 10,100 kHz using MultiPSK software and ...

Where Oxford Shortwave Log started - Radio Habana, Cuba 15140 kHz - this...

DXing from my hotel in Pittsburgh: RRI 13650 kHz English service for Nor...

Using a simple station set-up: Yaesu FT-991A, MFJ matching unit and an r...

A QSO with Tim, M0KEP the owner of HamTEK and designer of the BTS-0001 B...

DXing from my hotel in Pittsburgh: Radio Exterior De España 17855 kHz, N...

How can it be possible to hear Radio Brasil Central 11815 kHz Goiania fr...

Protect your wideband active mag loop when transmitting using a HamTEK B...

Brasil on shortwave from a hotel in Pittsburgh: Rádio Nacional da Amazôn...

'Wave Scan' from WRMI 15770 kHz Okeechobee Florida: DX news copied at my...

DXpedition to Pittsburgh - driving through the local area I was working/...

The brilliant Elad FDM DUOr: what's in the box and initial power-up

DXing from my hotel in Pittsburgh: Trenton military VOLMET 6754 kHz USB,...

Dxing from my hotel in Pittsburgh: surprising daylight copy of Radio Edu...

Anything the Icom IC-R8600 can do, the Elad FDM DUOr can do just as well...

Chatting with Barry N4WFU and others on the Big Guns Friendship Net

Listening to live US election news from WXKS 1200 kHz 'Talk 1200' Newton...

DXing from my hotel in Pittsburgh: passing the time listening to radio h...

Could I be the most experienced user of the Elad FDM DUO in the world?!

DXing from my hotel in Pittsburgh: CHU time signal 3330 kHz, Ottawa, Can...

DXing from my hotel in Pittsburgh: WWV time signal 15.0 MHz Fort Collins...

Final reception video using the Raddy RF919: UVB-76 'The Buzzer' 4265 kH...

My last ever recording of RÚV Iceland on longwave 189 kHz from Gufuskala...

DXing from my hotel room in Pittsburgh: Gander Radio VOLMET 6604 kHz USB...

DXing from a hotel room in Pittsburgh: Gander Radio 10051 kHz USB copied...

BBC Radio 4 longwave 198 kHz: 2nd harmonic on 396 kHz copied on multiple...

DXing from my hotel in Pittsburgh: WWV time signal 10 MHz, Fort Collins,...

DXing from my hotel room in Pittsburgh: Gander Radio 8906 kHz USB copied...

Another one bites the dust: RÚV Iceland quietly closed their longwave tr...

Why I needed to purchase another Elad FDM DUO - this time the receive-on...

Radio Educación 6185 kHz Mexico City 1 kW TX power copied in Pittsburgh ...

DXing from my hotel in Pittsburgh: a tune through the 40 metre amateur r...

Testing the Trio R-1000 on DX with a longwire: Radio Nacional da Amazoni...

Listening to amateur radio operators on 80 metres top band from my hotel...

DXing from a hotel in Pittsburgh: CFRX Toronto 6070 kHz, 1 KW TX power c...

USAF Emergency Action Message received on 4724 KHz USB using the Icom IC...

Listening to amateur radio operators on 160 metres top band from my hote...

Listening to amateur radio operators on the 40 metre band from my hotel ...

DXing from my hotel in Pittsburgh: Radio Voz Misionaria, Brazil 9665 kHz

Testing the Trio R-1000 on DX with a longwire: HCJB Quito 6050 kHz Pico ...

A brief overview of my DXpedition to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania , USA

Driving the Icom IC-R8600 receiver with SDR Console - complete with 3D s...

My initial thoughts and a brief overview of the Icom IC-R8600 wideband c...

Before I returned the Raddy RF919: HCJB Quito 6050 kHz Pico Pichincha, E...

Radio Tarma 4775 kHz Peru, copied on the Trio R-1000 communications rece...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: Andraitx NDB 384 kHz, Majorca, very weak day...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: Andraitx non-directional beacon 384 kHz, Maj...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: Jil FM 549 kHz medium wave, booming in from ...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: a view from the 12th floor of the hotel

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: Chaîne 3 Algeria 252 kHz longwave, daylight ...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: Jil FM 549 kHz medium wave, booming in from ...

A beautiful mid-September day in Oxford with commentary on the OSF anten...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: BBC Radio 4 198 kHz longwave, the iconic Shi...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: Medi 1, 171 kHz longwave, booming in from Na...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: Ibiza Airport non-directional beacon 394 kHz...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: St. Petersburgh VOLMET 6617 kHz USB, St. Pet...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: Scan of the FM broadcast band

2024 BBC Antarctic Midwinter Broadcast closing down on 9585 kHz - as cop...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: quite a decent signal from Shannon VOLMET 34...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: Polski Radio 225 kHz longwave, Poland, copie...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: BBC Radio 4, 198 kHz longwave, The News at M...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: Medi 1 Nador Morocco 171 kHz longwave, dayli...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: Shanwick Oceanic Air Traffic Control 4651 kH...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: RAF VOLMET 5450 kHz, St. Eval Cornwall UK, g...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: Shannon VOLMET 5505 kHz copied quite well ov...

DXpedition to Calpe JM08AP: Chaîne 3 252 kHz longwave, booming over the ...

Listening in to the Harwell Amateur Radio Society Wednesday afternoon ne...

A tune through Airband using the Sterling International HA-5900 Multi-ba...

2024 BBC Antarctic Midwinter Broadcast copied on 9870 kHz with the Yaesu...

Before I returned the Raddy RF919: a scan through longwave using the int...

Yaesu FRG-7 versus FRG-7700: DX testing with Radio Nacional da Amazonia ...

2024 BBC Antarctic Midwinter Broadcast copied on 11685 kHz with the Yaes...

Before I returned the Raddy RF919: Excellent DX: Radio Tarma 4775 kHz, Peru

Listening into Special Event Station GB8DAY commemorating the 80th anniv...

Yaesu FRG-7 versus FRG-7700: Hard-core DX Radio Voz Missionaria 4940 kHz...

Raddy useless! The RF919 lasted 3 weeks before I had to return it...

HCJB Quito 6050 kHz Pico Pichincha, Ecuador peaking S9 into the UK on th...

Someone with nothing going on in their life trying (and failing) to disr...

Surprised to copy Radio Nacional da Amazonia 11780 kHz Brazil on the 25 ...

Battery discharge problem with the Raddy RF919 (but Amazon were great)

Great folk music played through the night from Antena Satelor 153 kHz lo...

Testing the Raddy RF919 frequency display accuracy using two VOLMET USB ...

Old school DXing: TWR Africa 13800 kHz Manzini, Eswatini, strong signal ...

Unboxing and a brief overview of the next great portable? The Raddy RF91...

Old school DXing: Radio Thailand booming into Oxford in the afternoon on...

Another NADARS rally £6 bargain! The Binatone 6011 Multi-band receiver

Purchased at the NADARS radio rally for £100: Trio R-1000 Communications...

Working the Harwell Amateur Radio Society Wednesday net on 80 metres wit...

Purchased at the NADARS radio rally for £6: Sterling International HA-59...

Scanning through stored airband frequencies with the Uniden Bearcat UBC1...

Old school DX: Radio Pilipinas 15190 kHz copied on the brilliant Grundig...

More radio bargains at the Newbury and District Amateur Radio Society ra...

A walk around the 2024 Newbury and District Amateur Radio Society rally

Arriving at the 2024 Newbury and District Amateur Radio Society rally an...

Old school DXing: Voice of Vietnam 9730 kHz opied on the brilliant Grund...

2024 BBC Antarctic Midwinter Broadcast copied on 9585 kHz with the Yaesu...

Home-brew dipole for the 10 metre band - how I made it (on the cheap!)

HM01 Cuban Spy Numbers 'Spanish Lady' 11635 kHz copied in Oxford UK on t...

Old school DXing: Radio Pilipinas 9960 kHz copied on the brilliant Grund...

A final review of the Neptune 100W HF/50 MHz auto band switching linear ...

Listening to the Harwell ARS Friday night net on the Sony ICF-SW77 recei...

Contact with CR3GPDX Madeira Island within 5 minutes of setting up my DI...

Yaesu FRG-7 versus FRG-7700: Radio Tarma 4775 kHz, Peru, tropical band r...

A tune through longwave with the brilliant Grundig Satellit Transistor 6...

Using the Elad to work OT24EPIC: special event station for the Epic 2024...

Listening to radio amateurs 40m band using the brilliant Grundig Satell...

UVB-76 'The Buzzer' 4625 kHz being jammed with pop music copied with the...

LRA 36 RADIO NACIONAL ARCÁNGEL SAN GABRIEL, Antarctica, 15476 kHz copied...

Working the Harwell ARS Wednesday net on 80 metres with the Yaesu FT-DX5000

Radio New Zealand Pacific closing down on 7390 kHz

Working GB0WZL operated by South Bristol ARC as a Special Event Station ...

Using my Elad FDM DUO and a Neptune HF/6M auto band switching linear amp...

Radio New Zealand Pacific 7390 kHz copied with the brilliant Sony ICF-SW...

Working the Harwell ARS Wednesday net with the Yaesu FT-DX5000 on 40 metres

Geoff at Castle Electronics did a superb job repairing my Kenwood TS-480...

Transatlantic medium wave DX: VOCM 590 kHz Newfoundland and Labrador ver...

Silent Key sale: Yaesu FT-DX5000 is still available at half the typical ...

Premier League football commentary around the world on shortwave - BBC ...

Transatlantic Medium Wave DX: WJR Newstalk 760 kHz, Detroit, very nice s...

The mysterious (presumed) Russian Ticking Clock on 6911 kHz - countdown ...

Grundig satellit 6000 transistor - a quick overview of this brilliant ra...

More evidence of a low brain cell count on 40 metres - copied with my (n...

Radio New Zealand Pacific 7390 kHz copied with the brilliant Sony ICF-SW...

Transatlantic Medium wave DX: CFGO TSN, Ottawa 1200 kHz first ever confi...

I was loaned a Quadrifilar Helix Antenna (QFH) for NOAA weather satellit...

AM radio isn't dead yet - at least according to Honda...

Transatlantic medium wave DX: WBBR Bloomberg Radio 1130 KHz New York; se...

Using the Yaesu FT-DX5000 rig on 80 metres with the Harwell ARS Wednesda...

Harwell Amateur Radio Society annual Radio Flea Market

Managed to get my Sony ICF-SW100 back together and in full working order

Using the Yaesu FT-DX5000 rig on 40 metres with the Harwell ARS Wednesda...

Silent Key sale: Yaesu FT-DX5000 available at a very reasonable price

Huge signal from Chaîne 3, Tipaza, Algeria on 252 kHz longwave, booming ...

The repair to my Sony ICF-SW100 shortwave portable radio nearly went hor...

Medi 1 Nador Morocco 171 kHz longwave booming into Oxford S9+20 dB

Concorde has landed in the shack!

RIP to one of the best known Ham Radio operators on HF: Slavco 'S57DX' i...

Catch them on longwave whilst you can: Iceland RÚV 189 kHz, Gufuskalar, ...

Simon's World Map for amateur radio enthusiasts - the free alternative t...

Transatlantic medium wave DX on 1200 kHz: WXKS Talk, Newton, MA? CFGO T...

I've just reached 3,000 FT8 contacts, but it's taken me 6 years!

Medium wave transatlantic DX: Harbour Light of the Windwards 1400 kHz, C...

RAF Brize Norton Automatic Terminal Information Service 126.50 MHz copie...

Testing the Yaesu FRG-8800 LSB/USB demodulation on the signal from Radio...

Storm Isha tried very hard to take me off the air!

Belka DX + upconverter: DR Langbølge 243 kHz Kalundborg, Denmark: sadly ...

A cautionary tale: take the time to regularly check the condition of you...

A big signal from Radio New Zealand Pacific 9700 kHz: comparing audio wi...

Belka DX + upconverter: BBC Radio 4, 198 kHz longwave talking football a...

Copying Radio New Zealand Pacific on 9700 kHz with one of the best ever ...

NOAA satellite image gallery: telemetry received using the brilliant SD...

Celebrate longwave whilst we have it: Sailing By and the Shipping Foreca...

Air traffic control: London Terminal Control 121.025 MHz (Cowly West) co...

The news from Radio New Zealand Pacific at 17:00 hrs on 9700 kHz with a ...

North Korea (DPRK) Voice of Korea, very strong signal into Oxford S9 +10...

Copying Radio New Zealand Pacific on 7390 kHz with one of the best-ever ...

After 97 years, a few minutes of the final longwave broadcast 243 kHz fr...

After 97 years, a few minutes of the final longwave broadcast 243 kHz fr...